Iħjut Cape Town għal London Fiat Panda tidħol fl-e Ġittu

Sitt ijiem wara li titlaq mill-Afrika t'Isfel, it-tentattiv ta' rekord dinji jasal fl-Afrika ta' Fuq. It-tentattiv ta 'rekord dinji fuq l-iktar ħin mgħaġġel minn Cape Town għal Londra bħalissa jinsab fit-triq it-tajba biex jegħleb ir-rekord tal-1983 ta' 14-il jum, 19-il siegħa u 26 minuta. Is-sewwieqa Philip Young u Paul Brace issa qasmu lejn l-Eġittu.
Il-par beda l-vjaġġ tagħhom f'Cape Town sitt ijiem ilu, u mexxa l-Fiat Panda tagħhom mill-Afrika permezz tal-Botswana, il-Kenja, is-Sudan u permezz tal-Eġittu fil-Libja. Huma qasmu lejn l-Eġittu permezz ta' punt fuq il-fruntiera mas-Sudan li qatt ma kien intuża qabel.
Il-Panda hija kważi standard 875cc Twin Air - l-uniċi modifiki li kellha bżonn huma dampers aktar b'saħħithom, dħul żejjed ta 'arja biex ittejjeb it-tkessiħ u sodda fuq wara.

Six days after leaving South Africa, world record attempt reaches North Africa. The world record attempt on the fastest time from Cape Town to London is currently on track to beat the 1983 record of 14 days, 19 hours and 26 minutes. Drivers Philip Young and Paul Brace have now crossed into Egypt.
The pair began their journey in Cape Town six days ago, and have driven their Fiat Panda up through Africa via Botswana, Kenya, Sudan and through Egypt into Libya. They crossed into Egypt through a border point with Sudan that had never been used before.
The Panda is a near standard 875cc Twin Air - the only modifications it has needed are stronger dampers, extra air intakes to improve the cooling and a bed in the back.